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Servicing Own Winch

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Servicing Own Winch

Post by Draven »

Hey Guys,

Ive got a Warn XD9000 and it sounded a bit 'dry' last time I ran it. I was wondering if I could service it myself. Could I just open it up and re-greese the internals ? Or should I just pay the $200 and get it serviced ?

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Post by Leprecaun »

Your choice! 4wd monthly ran a thing on servicing a winch and making it better for comps and the like. Personally I'd pay the $200 unless you have done something like this before just in case your not prepared for bearings to run away on you :oops: , still if you have the time !!!!!
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Post by Thor »

don't mean to hijack mate.. but scott (83lux) was telling me about some directions to fix my clutch so it would free spool.
anyone have something that could help?
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Post by MQ080 »

Leprecaun wrote:Your choice! 4wd monthly ran a thing on servicing a winch and making it better for comps and the like. Personally I'd pay the $200 unless you have done something like this before just in case your not prepared for bearings to run away on you :oops: , still if you have the time !!!!!


yeah after reading the artical, i may know a bit more, but would still pay the $200
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Post by bazzle »

Ive pulled a few to bits over the years.
If your mech minded its not a hard job.
Got to start somewhere?

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Post by ToNkA »

I stripped and rebuilt my 8274 with no prior knowledge of winches. Had the help of some tech articles from the net and help from some phone calls but from it. I had a rebuilt winch and a winch I knew all about when it came to further trail fixes and the like.
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Post by V8Patrol »

They are dead simple things to service and once you have done it once its childs play ....... you could then charge $200 to others to do theirs..... I do ! :D
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Post by Draven »

Would there be anything that I should look out for if I decided to service myself ? any gotya's when I open it up ?
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Post by spazbot »

Do you have the orignal documentation , they should have the exploded diagrams in the back
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Post by Draven »

Nar, I dont have the orig doco. I bought the winch 2nd hand
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Post by hottiemonster »

anyone got documents / diagrams for a high mount 8274 i think it is that can be sent via email or put up online somewhere or if ther is any online allready?
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Post by Daisy »

hottiemonster wrote:anyone got documents / diagrams for a high mount 8274 i think it is that can be sent via email or put up online somewhere or if ther is any online allready?


What he said.. got an 8274 here as well.. wouldnt mind fixin it up thou it hasnt been used much

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Post by Daisy »

hottiemonster wrote:anyone got documents / diagrams for a high mount 8274 i think it is that can be sent via email or put up online somewhere or if ther is any online allready?


OH btw.. just saw on the nissangq patrol mailin list - someone mentioned that the next issue of 4wd montly - the june 2004 has the warn 8274 rebuild info in there.. guess ill wait for my subscription to come thru.

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Post by spazbot »

All the diagrams are avail on the warn site
http://www.warn.com/truck/ReplacementPa ... tparts.jsp
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Post by ToNkA »

hottiemonster wrote:anyone got documents / diagrams for a high mount 8274 i think it is that can be sent via email or put up online somewhere or if ther is any online allready?


http://www.pirate4x4.com/tech/billavista/8274/

http://www.dehesa4x4.com/alligood/tech_ ... ebuild.htm

http://www.offroader.com.au/tech/warn-w ... ations.cfm

http://www.4x4wire.com/jeep/tech/winch/hardwire/
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Post by hottiemonster »

thanks tonka
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Post by bagsy »

i just serviced my 8000 high. Very simple really, got all the parts from arb. Just do it.......
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Post by Leprecaun »

bagsy wrote:i just serviced my 8000 high. Very simple really, got all the parts from arb. Just do it.......


How much it cost you Bagsy :?:
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